Read article: Professor Wu and e-skin
Wenzhuo Wu describes some of the devices for human–machine interfacing and sensing using functional nanomaterials under development in his lab at Purdue University
Read article: A smart approach to smart packaging
Flexible, low-cost integrated circuits could transform the market for "Internet of things" devices and packaging on consumer goods
Read article: Resistive switches gain functionality on paper
An easily printed paper-based resistive switching device enables dual regime and mechanical reset for the first time
Read article: Edible electronic tattoos could revolutionize drug delivery
Electrical circuits printed on capsules and strawberries
Read article: Multiple terminal memtransistors step up to mimic brains
Researchers develop the first multiterminal memristor device using polycrystalline 2D MoS2
Read article: Physicists beat Lorentz reciprocity for microwave transmission
New device could boost telecommunications and be adapted for photonics
Read article: Grey tin: when one layer makes all the difference
Researchers find a candidate material that could make up full nanoelectronic devices
Read article: Integrated circuits could make quantum computers scalable
Devices incorporating millions of silicon spin qubits could be achieved using commonplace manufacturing technology
Read article: Spin Hall effect is measured directly using light
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Read article: Nanosheet inks offer new route to flexible electronics
Printed electronics are viewed as a cost-effective and scalable route to new technologies
